The Pavestone Rally is back!!
The BMF have entered a team again for this Rally. Oz Bham, Richard Ellithorne, James Spillane and Glenn Paddison will be in the BMF car and will start on 5 September from Reims in Northern France, heading on to Stuttgart, Salzburg, Venice and finishing on 8 September in the beautiful setting of Lake Como.
The 2017 Rally raised over £160,000 and was divided equally between Teenage Cancer Trust and Rainy Day Trust. In 2016 the Rally raised £60K for charity and the target for the Pavestone Rally 2017 was set at an optimistic £100K, which was well and truly smashed!
The bar has been raised even higher for the 2019 Rally and Pavestone have set a target of a whopping £175,000!
Aaron Frogley, the event organiser said, “Over the last 3 years the Rallies have raised in excess of £325,000!! A truly staggering amount of money and would not have been achieved without all the teams’ fantastic fundraising efforts! We have a great laugh, we make friends for life and memories to last a lifetime, but what a great way to raise money for the charities!! I sincerely hope that the previous teams will be able to join us again in 2019 and of course any newcomers!”
Entrants simply have buy a road-legal car for under £500 (the cheaper the car, the more fun!), dress it up and hit Europe’s greatest roads and cities for 4 days to Lake Como. Dressed in fancy dress, they have to complete challenges along the way, having a load of laughs, a whole lotta fun - and all in aid of three well deserving charities, The Rainy Day Trust, Teenage Cancer Trust and Variety.
Donate and support the BMF team in reaching their target by clicking here.
Do you need another reason to sponsor the team?
A host of celebrities want you to support the BMF team by donating, to help raise the funds for the three fantastic charities. See what Gethin Jones, Nick Knowles, Heather Small, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, John Prescott and Neil and Johnny have to say by visiting our Youtube page here.
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Thanks to these members who have sponsored the car